Goal: Demonstrate all the proper fundamentals of public speaking and presenting. Role: Construct a Presentation Submission depicting who the students are and why they believe they could be a valuable asset to a campus/workplace. Audience: A panel of Admission counselors/ a hiring committee. Situation: The college/job a student wants to attend/get is across the country and the student must record themselves in a video Product/Presentation: a digital Presentation Submission of the student conveying their claims in hopes of convincing the Admissions staff/hiring committee that they are the best for the position Standards (Criteria from both rubrics - product and presentation): Presentation Rubric: enthusiasm, delivery, volume, posture/eye contact, preparedness and vocabulary iMovie Rubric: creativity, content, editing, video, audio, and attractiveness.
Understanding(s)
Students will understand that their presentation of ideas must support their claim and convey a clear and concise point. Students will understand that their presentation must be adaptable based on audience, context, and task. Students will understand that they must include other elements (such as digital media) to enhance understanding of evidence
Introduction
How many times do you have to speak in front of people? In class? At school? At home? At sporting events? Theater productions? In public? Any time you are speaking in front of an audience you are technically "public speaking". There have been many surveys done about human fear...people rank public speaking as their #1 fear...above death. Does that seem right? There are many tricks and tips to remember when you find yourself in public speaking situations that will help reduce those nervous fears.
Task
College bound? Task A= Your task is to develop a Presentation Submission highlighting key attributes about yourself. This Presentation Submission is going to be delivered to a panel of Admission counselors from your dream institution. All the members on this committee listen to speeches all the time and you need to make your Presentation Submission unique and original in order to convince them you are the best candidate for their school. If your presentation stands out to the committee you will receive a full scholarship! Unfortunately your dream school is located across the county and the only way you are going to be able to show them your Presentation Submission is by making it all accessible via technology.You must incorporate digital media elements to make this presentation possible. Good luck!
Work Field? Task B=Your task is to develop a Presentation Submission highlighting key attributes about yourself. This Presentation Submission is going to be delivered to a hiring committee from your dream job. All the members on this committee listen to speeches all the time and you need to make your Presentation Submission unique and original in order to convince them you are the best candidate for the position. If your presentation stands out to the committee you will receive a very large signing bonus! Unfortunately your dream job is stationed across the county and the only way you are going to be able to show them your Presentation Submission is by making it all accessible via technology. You must incorporate digital media elements to make this presentation possible. Good luck!
Conclusion
Public speaking is only as scary as you make it. You've utilized the tricks, followed the tips, and now understand that public speaking is about supporting clear points, adapting your presentation based on your audience, and incorporating other outside elements into your presentation to enhance the evidence of your claim. You completed a Presentation Submission! Therefor you should have no problem reading a poem in front of your class or being the speaking captain for your sports team. All the concepts you applied to your product can be used in any aspect of public speaking in your real life. Take the world by storm and as far as your "fear" list...rank things as number 1 that you should fear...like spiders, lightning, or mascots for example.
Goal: Demonstrate all the proper fundamentals of public speaking and presenting.
Role: Construct a Presentation Submission depicting who the students are and why they believe they could be a valuable asset to a campus/workplace.
Audience: A panel of Admission counselors/ a hiring committee.
Situation: The college/job a student wants to attend/get is across the country and the student must record themselves in a video
Product/Presentation: a digital Presentation Submission of the student conveying their claims in hopes of convincing the Admissions staff/hiring committee that they are the best for the position
Standards (Criteria from both rubrics - product and presentation): Presentation Rubric: enthusiasm, delivery, volume, posture/eye contact, preparedness and vocabulary iMovie Rubric: creativity, content, editing, video, audio, and attractiveness.
Understanding(s)
Students will understand that their presentation of ideas must support their claim and convey a clear and concise point.Students will understand that their presentation must be adaptable based on audience, context, and task.
Students will understand that they must include other elements (such as digital media) to enhance understanding of evidence
Introduction
How many times do you have to speak in front of people? In class? At school? At home? At sporting events? Theater productions? In public? Any time you are speaking in front of an audience you are technically "public speaking". There have been many surveys done about human fear...people rank public speaking as their #1 fear...above death. Does that seem right? There are many tricks and tips to remember when you find yourself in public speaking situations that will help reduce those nervous fears.Task
College bound? Task A= Your task is to develop a Presentation Submission highlighting key attributes about yourself. This Presentation Submission is going to be delivered to a panel of Admission counselors from your dream institution. All the members on this committee listen to speeches all the time and you need to make your Presentation Submission unique and original in order to convince them you are the best candidate for their school. If your presentation stands out to the committee you will receive a full scholarship! Unfortunately your dream school is located across the county and the only way you are going to be able to show them your Presentation Submission is by making it all accessible via technology.You must incorporate digital media elements to make this presentation possible. Good luck!Work Field? Task B=Your task is to develop a Presentation Submission highlighting key attributes about yourself. This Presentation Submission is going to be delivered to a hiring committee from your dream job. All the members on this committee listen to speeches all the time and you need to make your Presentation Submission unique and original in order to convince them you are the best candidate for the position. If your presentation stands out to the committee you will receive a very large signing bonus! Unfortunately your dream job is stationed across the county and the only way you are going to be able to show them your Presentation Submission is by making it all accessible via technology. You must incorporate digital media elements to make this presentation possible. Good luck!
Conclusion
Public speaking is only as scary as you make it. You've utilized the tricks, followed the tips, and now understand that public speaking is about supporting clear points, adapting your presentation based on your audience, and incorporating other outside elements into your presentation to enhance the evidence of your claim. You completed a Presentation Submission! Therefor you should have no problem reading a poem in front of your class or being the speaking captain for your sports team. All the concepts you applied to your product can be used in any aspect of public speaking in your real life. Take the world by storm and as far as your "fear" list...rank things as number 1 that you should fear...like spiders, lightning, or mascots for example.